create-component

You can generate React components from natural language by providing a text description of the desired UI, which produces TSX files with TypeScript typings, Tailwind classes, and Storybook stories in your chosen directory scope.

Yes, you can automatically generate React components with Tailwind CSS and Storybook stories. The output includes TSX files with named exports, JSDoc typings, and corresponding stories to ensure consistent styling and documentation.

Yes, it supports repository-scoped component generation under src/components/{Name} for shared use, and local-scoped generation under src/components/_local/{Name} for components that should remain git-ignored or isolated from the main repository.

The best way to add TypeScript typings and JSDoc to React components is by generating them from a natural language description, which automatically outputs TSX files with TypeScript interfaces, JSDoc comments, and optional variant support.

To scaffold a React component with variant support and TypeScript interfaces, provide a natural language description of the variations you need, and the generator will validate inputs and produce TSX files with named exports and optional variant support.